TAILIEUCHUNG - acquisition management in the u s air force and its predecessors

Interpreted computer programs — in a batch or interactive session — are either decoded and then immediately executed or are decoded into some efficient intermediate representation for future execution. BASIC, Perl, and Python are examples of immediately executed computer programs. Alternatively, Java computer programs are compiled ahead of time and stored as a machine independent code called bytecode. Bytecode is then executed on request by an interpreter called a virtual machine. | Acquisition Management in the United States Air Force and its Predecessors DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A Approved for Public Release Distribution Unlimited Lawrence R. Benson Air Force History and Museums Program 1997 20050429 024 FOREWORD In its first fifty years as an independent armed service the United States Air Force USAF has fostered science and technology and in partnership with the private sector developed and produced the complex tools of aerospace power that helped the Free World prevail in the Cold War. The foundation for these extraordinary achievements was laid in the forty years before the Air Force separated from the . Army in 1947. This booklet tells the story of how the air components of the Army and then the USAF organized and managed the activities required to get aircraft and other weapon systems from the drawing board to the flightline or the launch pad. Published as one of a series of booklets celebrating the 50th anniversary of the USAF in 1997 this study is the first overall historical synopsis of the service s acquisition structure. The text was originally prepared as a chapter in the Air Force Acquisition Factbook a compendium of acquisition programs and policies published by the Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Air Force Acquisition . Hence the study is intended both to educate personnel in today s acquisition community about their antecedents and to commemorate this aspect of the Air Force s heritage to a wider audience. RICHARD p. HALLION Air Force Historian ii REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE r i .rr Aflprfr Wl WBN0. 0704 ores ir r f H e a 1 . tht w Hvntltra. c bfrp 9 a p i -c ft - rc t f đr . J tfl rp4 a rZ AtwY 2 ỹ C9 ĩ x ỡ k jỹr crk 6 1 Cirrrtrti na ẩihj f lf kutỉó ho ex Y atai Hí ĩ o IN CiA jL t ứ liK 1 tfcXdir to ự C ụ A VMMikvW UX4 M A 4K O Klkl fi M 4 MJ ru .u MO44lt0 . I ts rũ . . 0r3 I f . s 1X . A Xfv VA ĩi ĩ U Ỉ Wk ữ x to ơ . c vHr trcM Lx y tr . r iMte iMC. u r c fv to Wf f ft c rthn c fí rM 3n I k Cc nrt .

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